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Thinking & Testing : How many "word"?
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It took some time to find the pattern, but very easy once you find it. Great Kata from the author.
do_test("When you in order to do something by a wrong way, your heart will missed somewhere.", 2); is this test correct for C? should the expected value be 4?
sample tests are the same across languages
Spent 3 days on this kata, thanks for brainstorm
COBOL translation (author is inactive).
approved
C translation (author gone)
Thanks :)
when trying to get my answers am i permitted to search on google for some tips
Yep, sure are
Couldn't figure it out for quite some time, but after I've finally done this, I feel relieved.
done
Fantastic Kata but tricky!
Python new test framework should be used with 3.8 enabled
3.8 is enabled
I've forked the Rust translation in order to update it to Rust 1.49 and updated
rand::Rng::gen_rangeto its new signature that takes astd::ops::Range.it was so simple when all done and yet so hard when was in progress)
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Rust translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5e2c94bccb3ed70016e457d8
Scala translation: https://www.codewars.com/kumite/5c8d4ed6daaea269849e8c95?sel=5c8d4ed6daaea269849e8c95
Approved.
Python 3 should be enabled.
@myjinxin2015, thanks for this kickass kata!
Happy coding
^_^This is brilliant, so simple and yet so hard. Well, at least it took me quite a while to find a solution.
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sorry, but which language?
Ahhhh, first time commenting. I just assumed that metadata would get tagged. Javascript.
Thanks for reporting the issue. I marked your first comment as a spoiler since it gives away the answer to those who have not yet completed the kata.
Did it get fixed in Javascript?
sorry, I checked it, no error in Test6 and 3...
Did you say about this one?
Test.assertSimilar(testit("I love codewars."), 1, "");
Error says expected 0, got 1.
oh,no~,My friend, this problem is fixed long time ago, can you try it again?
Ruby translation submitted, thanks for this kata :)
Approved, thanks for your work!
Good kata. Thanks for all your good work of the series Thinking&Testing. Upvoted +1
thanks! ;-)